On Sunday afternoon, Hall talked to The Tribune about her decision to feature Curt’s Closet: Of those, 786 items came from one contestant, Molly Anne Lindsey, who received the pageant’s Community Service Award for her work. Wilson accepts donations of “lightly used” items, but seeks new undergarments, for obvious reasons.įor this past weekend’s Miss Cullman Area Pageant, contestants were challenged to bring in donations of those badly needed items, and they rose to that challenge beyond anything event coordinator/host Tonya Hall had imagined, donating 1,663 articles to Curt’s Closet.
A pageant here in Cullman County has defied the stereotype, including in its competition a community service component that resulted in a huge boost to a popular local charity.Ĭurt’s Closet, started by Ashley Lee Wilson to honor the memory of her son Curtis, who died in a 2017 automobile accident, provides all types of clothing and accessories for kids of families in need. (Photo courtesy Alabama Pageants)ĬULLMAN – If you think beauty pageants are just about makeup, hairspray and posing, read on.
Ashley Wilson embraces community service winner Molly Anne Lindsey, who brought in 786 donated items for Curt’s Closet.
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